It weighed 13 tons and ate 1,150 pounds of vegetation a day.
Marcus Tullius Cicero (106 43 bce) found the tomb, overgrown with vegetation, a century and a half after Archimedes' death.
Waves, clouds, cliffs, vegetation, a waterfall and even a constellation are all accorded their due in elegantly linear terms.
Scientists have discovered that a spring rise and summer ebb can give endangered fish, birds and vegetation a chance to survive in a mechanized river.
With the marsh so thick with old, dead and very dry vegetation, a slight spark, like a hiker's cigarette, could have set it off.
The search has been extended until Sunday, and, because of thick vegetation, a ground search has begun, in addition to an aerial search.
This gives the vegetation a chance.'' The ban on wolf hunting in the western Carpathians came into force in 1995, and nationwide in Poland in 1998.
A hungry deer consumes six to eight pounds of vegetation a day, often with little respect for lists of deer-resistant plants.
(AP) — A wildfire that has burned nearly 31,000 acres in eastern North Carolina may smolder for months as it burns decayed vegetation, a state official said on Saturday.
Louis van Tilborgh, the van Gogh research curator at the Van Gogh Museum, related it to "Wild Vegetation," a drawing van Gogh sent his brother Theo in mid-1889.
The actor's gimmicky pictures, shot with an infrared filter that gives trees and vegetation a ghostly spookiness, are proof of the architects' ability to inspire unlikely enthusiasts in many walks of life.
